Rise of the Nordic Empire Part II

The Copenhagen Cathedral was not nearly as grand, or large as the one in Kufstein, and its architectural style was definitely older than the Baroque fashion which Berengar had designed his own church in. Yet it was still more luxurious than most chapels in Europe. After all, the wealth of Germany had long since made its way into the Nordic countries via their close trade. 

Kristoffer stood at the altar, a man in his own right. If there were any of Berengar's children that looked nearly identical to him, then it would either be Kristoffer of Lukas. And yet, the boy did not wear his father's signature hairstyle, and instead had mid length hair, with curtained bangs. 

The young Prince of Germany was about to marry his fiancee, a girl he had known and loved for many years. And despite how close the two of them were, they decided to save themselves for marriage. After all, that was what the bible instructed, and Adela's piousness had spread to her own offspring.